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I've got a question regarding ASP.Net MVC. I'm using an Ajax.ActionLink to load a PartialView. In this partial view is a javascript function I'd like to get called. However I can't figure out how to make this happen. I've tried using AjaxOptions { OnSuccess="functionInPartialView" } when I set the Ajax.ActionLink but for some reason it can't see the Javascript. EDIT: The PartialView is a mix of JavaScript and Html |
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I would suggest to use jQuery ($.get/$.ajax). It evaluates the $(function(){}) when you load the partial, so your scripts there fire. And I personally find jQuery easier and cleaner to use. |
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I'm having the same problem. If you look at the HTML injected in to the DOM via Ajax, then you'll see that the javascript isn't even there. It seems to get stripped out. I believe that this is a problem related to the way ASP.NET MVC injects the HTML from the partial in to the DOM. You can use a different method that won't strip out the script by writing your own jQuery Ajax calls. The problem for me is that I then lose all the nice unobtrusive Ajax validation magic. |
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Add the javascript code in the view that will contain the parcialview, and next use the ajaxOptions { OnSuccess="functionInView" } when you set the Ajax.ActionLink. |
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If it's only javascript in your partial view, then you should be using a JavaScript Action result, as in this post Otherwise, the issue is that ajax merely loading content into a div doesn't mean that it executes. In your ajax callback, you need to find the javascript content and eval it, so that your page is aware of the function definition. I know that's a high level description, but I don't have any samples of doing this. If you post some of the code, maybe someone can suggest a cleaner way of doing this so that you have better access to the script. |
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